Ring on, the soft bells of your golden past, O Geneva, and keep the sweet cadence of their ancient song to mellow the newness of your greater life to come! The heart of the world will beat within your gates; and may truth and liberty, clear and changeless as the waters of your Rhone, flow from the deliberations of your gathered wisdom. [Illustration] Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber: could me loaded and unloaded=> could be loaded and unloaded {pg 35} Alantic Railroad line=> Atlantic Railroad line {pg 118} the Middle Tensee=> the Middle Tennessee {pg 175} to our line the eneemy=> to our line the enemy {pg 191} This reverie may be meangingless=> This reverie may be meaningless {pg 198} End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Recollections of Thomas D. Duncan, a Confederate Soldier, by Thomas D. Duncan